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Receiver appointed to forcibly collect unpaid fines from Enoch Burke
News 12 hours ago

Receiver appointed to forcibly collect unpaid fines from Enoch Burke

By: James Conor Patterson

Sporting icons Kellie Harrington and Katie-George Dunlevy lead London St Patrick's parade
News 1 day ago

Sporting icons Kellie Harrington and Katie-George Dunlevy lead London St Patrick's parade

By: Fiona Audley

President Higgins thanks 'people of Ireland' as he celebrates final St Patrick’s Day as head of state
News 1 day ago

President Higgins thanks 'people of Ireland' as he celebrates final St Patrick’s Day as head of state

By: Fiona Audley

Hourly service between Belfast and Dublin: the verdict six months on
News 4 days ago

Hourly service between Belfast and Dublin: the verdict six months on

By: James Conor Patterson

Taoiseach and Prime Minister will 'harness potential' of partnership at first UK-Ireland Summit
News 1 week ago

Taoiseach and Prime Minister will 'harness potential' of partnership at first UK-Ireland Summit

By: Fiona Audley

Primary school boy remains in hospital after Dublin stabbing
News 1 week ago

Primary school boy remains in hospital after Dublin stabbing

By: Irish Post

Did we lose our Irish, or did we willingly give it up?
Comment 2 weeks ago

Did we lose our Irish, or did we willingly give it up?

By: Joe Horgan

St Patrick's Festival in Armagh City
Culture 2 weeks ago

St Patrick's Festival in Armagh City

By: Mal Rogers

Ireland is one of top ten ‘clean’ nations
News 3 weeks ago

Ireland is one of top ten ‘clean’ nations

By: Mal Rogers

Ireland’s newly appointed diaspora minister makes first visit to Britain
News 1 month ago

Ireland’s newly appointed diaspora minister makes first visit to Britain

By: Fiona Audley

Taoiseach and Tánaiste among nine ministers heading to the US for St Patrick's Day
News 1 month ago

Taoiseach and Tánaiste among nine ministers heading to the US for St Patrick's Day

By: Gerard Donaghy

Families move into Ireland’s first ever 3D-printed homes
News 1 month ago

Families move into Ireland’s first ever 3D-printed homes

By: Fiona Audley

Children continue to experience paramilitary-related trauma in Northern Ireland, research finds
News 1 month ago

Children continue to experience paramilitary-related trauma in Northern Ireland, research finds

By: Fiona Audley

Final phase of Ireland’s free schoolbooks scheme will take effect this year
News 1 month ago

Final phase of Ireland’s free schoolbooks scheme will take effect this year

By: Fiona Audley

Tánaiste 'gravely concerned' by Israel's ban on UN aid agency that supports Palestinian refugees
News 1 month ago

Tánaiste 'gravely concerned' by Israel's ban on UN aid agency that supports Palestinian refugees

By: Gerard Donaghy